Curriculum and Instruction - Masters of Education
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This 36-hour master's degree program focuses on curricular issues as a field of inquiry, and develops strengths in the areas of understanding and addressing the complex and multiple questions that influence curriculum theory, design, development, delivery, assessment and evaluation.
Learning Model
Online
Credit Hours
36 credits
Maximum Transfer Hours
6 credit hours
Tuition Estimates
Average In or Out of State
$415-500 per credit hour
Tuition rates are based on your residency determination of Texas Resident, Non-Resident, or Foreign. Please consult the Admissions site for more information.
About This Program
Graduates of this program may find careers in the teaching, training, or education research fields. This degree can also lead to work in academia, government, and business.
Students have the option of selecting a concentration in one of the following areas:
- General M.Ed. in C&I (Online only)
- Graduates in this online program will work toward becoming an education generalist, an action researcher, and/or an education specialist in the area of their choice. Students will acquire a wide range of knowledge and skills in different theories, educational foundations, research methodologies, blended and personalized learning, or a specific content area of interest. Students will work closely with their advisor to choose courses that meet their individual needs and interests as articulated by the student.
- General M.Ed. for Dual Credit Credential
- Graduates in this option will aim to be credentialed to teach dual-credit courses in high school subjects. Graduates of this program will have 18 hours of "core C&I" work, and an additional 18 hours taken from the Dual credit department. Students will select their 18 hours of dual credit area courses from a prescribed list provided to them by the graduate advisor.
- Curriculum Studies/Teacher Education (CSTE)
- STEM Education
- Blended Learning/Personalized Learning
More info about this program
Online Course Delivery
The master’s degree program can be completed entirely online, but there are courses that require mandatory synchronous meetings via virtual meetings and video conferencing software.
Most C&I master’s online classes have synchronous meetings via Zoom to maximize the effectiveness of teaching and learning; those classes may or may not require attendance at synchronous sessions as a part of the course grade. If such courses have mandatory synchronous meetings, they are noted at the time of registration (so you will know before signing up).
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